Kaldur sat with his feet in the water. It wasn't the ocean but it was the closest he could find at the moment. Gizamon seemed to be enjoying the change of scenery as well. Not that he could blame her, after all, that terminal had been getting progressively more crowded as time passed. Kaldur wasn't exactly a social butterfly and while he wanted to learn all that he could about this new situation, he also knew he needed to take a moment to focus his thoughts.
Which was why he sat at the water's edge, soaking his feet and debating a swim all together. That was out of the question though. Kaldur pulled both the D-Terminal and the digivice he had received from a pocket and stared at the devices. While the people in the terminal had seemed confused and bewildered he still wished to speak to them about matters. They needed to get organized but perhaps it was too soon to do that. After all, not everyone was as used to strange occurences or being a hero as he was.
No, the person he REALLY wanted to talk to was this Koushirou fellow. His words had been a bit overwhelming and, while informative, still left Kaldur with more questions than answers. He knew he couldn't hold that against the other, but it would certainly make him feel more productive if he could speak to someone like that.
Kaldur closed his eyes and sighed. There were still too many questions and no answers in sight. But, perhaps it might be better if someone came and distracted him from those thoughts.
[Reverse River, near Terminal] I'll match whatever - brackets/prose
Which was why he sat at the water's edge, soaking his feet and debating a swim all together. That was out of the question though. Kaldur pulled both the D-Terminal and the digivice he had received from a pocket and stared at the devices. While the people in the terminal had seemed confused and bewildered he still wished to speak to them about matters. They needed to get organized but perhaps it was too soon to do that. After all, not everyone was as used to strange occurences or being a hero as he was.
No, the person he REALLY wanted to talk to was this Koushirou fellow. His words had been a bit overwhelming and, while informative, still left Kaldur with more questions than answers. He knew he couldn't hold that against the other, but it would certainly make him feel more productive if he could speak to someone like that.
Kaldur closed his eyes and sighed. There were still too many questions and no answers in sight. But, perhaps it might be better if someone came and distracted him from those thoughts.